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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1982
Page
2
Dateline report notes the China Party Congress opens on September 1 1982 with coverage across the page. Teacher job action and political polling details appear in brief items on A6 A8 and A14 as part of the day's newspaper notes.
Navy Secretary John Lehman says the F18 program will be canceled after fiscal 1983 if McDonnell Douglas and Northrop do not lower prices to no more than 22.5 million per aircraft for 1984, potentially halting a plan to buy 1,366 fighters for about 39.7 billion.
About 130 prisoners ransacked cells and set fires in a Montreal Detention Center riot sparked by guards demanding more security. Officials say the disturbance lasted about 90 minutes, with damages estimated around 500000 dollars.
A group of bankers and real estate brokers in Chadron plan to raise at least 100000 to build a six room three bedroom Nebraska White House retreat near the Black Hills. The concept gained backing from the Game and Parks Commission in South Dakota.
The last 633 PLO guerrillas departed Beirut aboard the Greek ship Mediterranean Sun bound for Tartus Syria, ending a 12 year period of turmoil. Yasser Arafat’s security chiefs were among evacuees as about 15,000 fighters and accompanying civilians moved to eight Arab host nations under a U.S. backed plan.
Official says the Reagan administration does not abandon federal jobs for the elderly. Deputy under secretary Donald Shasteen explains a plan to reshape but maintain parts of the Older Americans Act program, with possible transfer of duties to Health and Human Services. Elderly groups warn up to 60,000 workers could lose subsidized jobs without new funding.
The Reagan administration prepares penalties on John Brown Engineering Co of Glasgow for shipping turbine parts made with U S technology to the Soviet Union for the Trans Siberian pipeline. A Soviet freighter loaded 500 crates in Glasgow as officials weigh limited punitive action.
Thunderstorms developed ahead of a cold front bringing hail and high winds across the Dakotas and Nebraska. Sioux Falls reported 74 mph gusts and heavy rain with a tornado warning. flash flood watches were issued. Storms moved east affecting Minnesota Kentucky Tennessee and the Great Lakes region with widespread showers elsewhere.
UPI reports Tropical storm Beryl in the eastern Atlantic with winds up to 70 mph. Forecasters say it has a good chance to intensify into a hurricane as the National Hurricane Center monitors via satellite. The storm was about 1,700 miles southeast of Bermuda and over 2,500 miles from Miami at 6 am EDT, with uncertain US landfall.
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